Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05

ford. Kelly, Bakuz, AIberts0n, Manasy,
Hasbr1nek, ssrguf. d. H. Gilman,
Sheafe, fnReEaoll. Cook, H9Ft. He1ihFan,
Baxter, Chapfn, Collsus. Harold Pres
ton. @. b. Preston ard Colt,
About thrss hundred participated IN
the Sunday School exenrsiDn Of yesssR
ears being e0mf0Rtsbly Giied. The train
eft 10 tue ugrninz ever the P1Rsf
Sound Shore Line. Having reached
St1ek Janesion. . return trip vas made
70 ksns, where dinner va parsaken o.
TIE elements wzre nnfayoRatas Tor an
oas Of ds0F party, baf { zee who par
ticipatsd 10 the exc1rsio1 report fairy
eni1ysbls time.
PICNIC
A party started oGs last Monday after
noon asd laid Q coarse for Ain Point
Up0n Fe4shina their destination, thoee
on board dissmbaFked AnA fer some
hours "a eni5yasIs tine Wss passed On
she point 10 Dicsic festivities Those
making up the party we're Mr.. Captain
Seiden, Mra. Morse. Mrs Man&n, Misses
Mckinney, NuaAn, Seideu and CAtrol
aud Messrs. George Thorntsu. w. r.
Emerson. william Resell, r. @. Hsn-
sell, O. Hanssll, MsttheW Nunsn. W.
Kennedy, O. z. MsIBtyre and n. Dsyiss
The party returned about midnight
ExcuEs1oN TO THE STRAITS.
Wbat promises 30 be oae OF the most
dsliRhffnl pleasure trips Of the season
ia that to occur on the magnificent
steamer Oiympian next Saturday. A
betteF opportunity 10 inspect the varied
beautiea Of our great inland sea coald
hardly be imagined. TIE O,ympiaa Is
veFitable floating palace, and the
views OF Sound, wood, mo1ntain aud
sea viii se charming. Those who have
not yet beheld the many fins bits OF
sceRery crowded in from h-re 10 tbs
Straits should not fail to take advantages
of this opportunity. The steamer
leaves at q reasoDsbls hour, that IL ball
past nins in the morning. ibis vii
be good news to excursion lsvers, for one
Of the most trying ordeals usually Incl
deut to parties Of this kiad 10 the dis
agreeable early rising before the sun u
up. On Saturday next, hoUevsF, tbs
usual breakfast may be paFtaken OF a
Il AN1S~
/ the wharf. A ssAsonable return Is Ais
guaranteed, the expectation being tbs
the steamer will reach home by $50 II
the evening. That delightful sail vii
BE enjoyed goes without saying. Th'
company will be made up OF the bes
peopls Of Tacoma and Seattle, AID on
Is certain 10 Ind himself among con
genial fellov-passenReFs. Excellen
music IL promised and thOse who hun
ger gill be attended to by the steamer
stewards. We heartily commend th
excursion, believing that those VIE par
tieipata In IL will have q Delights
day OF.
BAPTIST socIABLK.
There Vas q good attendance at to
social which occurred at the Baptis
Church on Friday evening last. 1
was under the auspices OF the Soeis
Uniou and the affair vas csndueted il
a manner that reflected much credit OF
the COMMITTEES having the matter II
charge. The paFlors bad been NIGEL
arranged for the occasion and the pro
Rramme vas much enjoyed. IL vas q
follows: Song, by the Choir: prayer
solo, Under the r 1aebush," Miss Ami
Hall; recitation, John Maynard" Mis-
Annie Barker; song, BY tbs Choir; re
citation, The Prayer" by Win Carl
ton. Mise Hattie Morse; solo, "Dreau
Faces" Miss Susie Ward; recitation
Reading the Appointments" Mis-
OOFinne Leland; quartette. Jesus
Lover Of Nv Soul." Miss Susie Ward
Messrs. Mitchell, King aud Adams. A
the close OF the exercises refreshments
were served and general social tim
enjoyed, several miscellaneous song
being rendered with organ sceompani
msnt by Miss Rose. IL waa announces
by the President Of the Union that tn
social meetings would be discontinued
due notice Of their resumption to b
given after the warm weather is passed
Nh AND MRS. GEORGE 8. KNIGHT.
The Knights played fairly success
fnl engagement here on Tuesday an
Wednesday evenings OF last week. TIL
house at the first performance wa
quite we'll filed. On the second, how
ever. the audience was not so large as
should have been, when the ability o
the actor and the merit of the play ar
taken into consideration. Over th
Garden Wall" proved 10 be extremel
funny, and the auditors laughed lou
and long st the many ludicrous situl
tions interviewer with the plot. MI
knights Duteh dialect comedy VA
cspitsily done, and the support accord
ID him was excellent throughout. 1
"Osts," the play Of the second evening
Mr.. Knight finds conReuial role, and
What is more, makes the most OF Il
The audience was not large, but it VA
apprecistive. and attestea its approva
OF the play aud acting by frequent an
hearty applause. The singing an
dancing OF the Knights was good. an
proved to be one OF the most entertain
inR features Of each evenings perform
ance.
Notes. Personal aud Otherwise.
o. Wiley. of Port. Madison, ia in th
city.
William Munks of FidalRo is ia th
city.
E. L. shannon. Of Victoria, is in th
city.
A. W. EueIs, of Olympia, was in tow
Thursday.
j. Davis of Tacoma, was in tow
last week.
Fred Mclaughlin left for Port Lad
low on Friday.
Mics Alice Parker left on Friday 70
North Yakima.
Peter DoVney. q farmer OF Lsconnei
Is In the city.
vAlentins Hall and wife have return
ed from Tacoma.
J. NJ. Ashton. Of Tacoma, arrived il
Seattle yesterday.
J. Kuha. Of Port Townsend, arrive
in Seattle yesterday.
Miss Emily MoFis started for Milton
Oregon, on Thursday.
Isaac Pincus. the bop buyer, was i
the city en Thursday.
W. J. Chapman and wife, Of Utsalady
are 81 the Occidental.
Mr.. r. II. Albsrtson returned ester
day from Snohomish.
F. c. Young returned last night from
his San Francisco trip.
DR.. ]. Monty reiuFEed yesterday froE
ths Sultan River MiRes.
| Mics Lizzie Waddsll departed 70